♪ right now heat wave number six is about to come to an end. all thanks to this rain heading our way tonight. live radar showing the line of showers moving in. >> looking live at trenton right now. you've seen some rain the past few hours. i'm lucy noland. >> i'm dawn timmy. >> scott williams tracking this system and of course everyone wanting to know just how much rain are we talking about when will it start scott. >> it looks like several inches of rainfall for some but it all depends on locations but we need the rainfall across the area. it could produce some localized flooding. ponding on the roads just because it's been so dry. also, as you mentioned some cooler air will be moving in with this system. ultimate doppler right now, pretty quiet for most. a couple of light showers in central sections of delaware around dover. also as you move north and west away from the pocono mountains even thunderstorm activity showing up. but as explain the view take a look at all of the green, all of this moisture will be headed in

our direction to make for a damp and dreary thursday. overnight a couple of pockets of showers and some downpours. here's 5:00 a.m. you can see temperatures to start kind of mild and muggy in the 70s so grab an umbrella off to work and school tomorrow. we'll see a little bit of a lull in the action early tomorrow morning here's 88m mostly cloudy. once again a couple of pockets of some showers but then bite afternoon it look like some of the heavier rain really starts to move back in and things start to ramp up. so the sun will rise tomorrow about 6:36. we're talking cloud cover and once again a few showers around. coming up, new information just coming in on the exact timing that heaviest rain as well as new expected rainfall amounts. we'll go county by county for your neighborhood coming up. back to you. >> thanks scott. as we look live in south philadelphia tonight, you can stay ahead of the weather with the fox 29 news app. get live radar and alerts sent right to your phone. you'll find it in the apple and google play stores. here's an alert for you.

gone in 30 seconds the latest round of tickets to see pope francis are already out. going on sale for thousands even hundreds of dollars online. this time for the papal mass on sunday. that is 10,000 tickets in less than minute and just released tonight more details the pope's visit and where you can stay. fox 29 shawnette wilson joining us live from the philadelphia archdiocese. shawnette. >> it's incredible, right? it's the same story each time these free papal tickets go online. they are gone in a matter of minutes. as you just mentioned tonight, in a master seconds and in the meantime tonight we're also turning our at innings to additional lodging for people who are still looking for place to stay. >> i logged on to the site at 8:03 and i had to create user name for events group or something like that and it said there was nothing available. >> sarah mills is disappointed after going online tonight for free papal tickets. this late defendant round was

for mass on sunday the 27th which she desperately wants to tend. >> i hope i can somehow obtain ticket through somebody else that got an extra one. but we'll see. >> reporter: 10,000 tickets were available gone in 30 seconds. tickets to the papal festival snapped up this afternoon in just minutes. the same to see the pope at independence mall. now some who got them are also selling them on sites like e-b e-bay. today, just minutes after they were made available, we found listing that is read $250 each. four for thousand dollars. allison burns says her family has been trying for months to find a way to see pope francis. >> able to get a ticket through the lottery and my mom thinking about coming down because she was here for the original visit in the '80s. >> reporter: the other big news released today people still looking for place to stay now have the option to camp out at east fairmount park or francis field as it's being called. the site will include showers, first aid supplies, water, food vendors and restrooms.

>> i probably would not just because i wouldn't want to have to put up with the headache of eight all. i'll comfortably watch my my couch at home in the suburbs. >> reporter: if you're interested in camping out at fairmount park during the papal visit we're told the initial fee will be about $200. it will cost you extra for parking and they can accommodate about 16,000 people. lucy? >> all right, shawnette. you can find all of this on our website fox 29.com. we have a special section dedicated to the pope's visit everything you need to know ahead of his arrival. shouldering charcoal may to be blame for a forest fire in burlington county. state environmental officials say the fire started on private property in woodland township on monday after someone improperly disposed of the charcoal. the fire quickly spread because conditions were so dry and win windy. fortunately no one was hurt and the fire was completely contained yesterday afternoon. six philadelphia prison guards found themselves on the wrong side of the law tonight. the us attorney says fbi sting

caught them delivering drugs and contraband to inmates. fox 29's brad sattin is in the newsroom. this is an investigation that's been going on for while. >> reporter: you're right. corrections officers charged in recent years but the commissioner wanted an even deeper investigation and he got one. now the us attorney says six more officers were caught up in it. >> prison safety depends on prison guards acting with honesty and integrity. >> reporter: this six guards weren't doing it. accusing the guards from several city prisons of smuggling drugs and contraband in he can change for between 500 and $1,500 in cash. >> the individual guards are charged with using their badge to extort money from the individual inmates who were seeking oxy couldn't ton and cell. >> reporter: all an fbi sting that ran from the fall of 2013 till the end of last year. unbee nouned to the guards the drugs weren't real. >> several employees were engaged in this activity for

sometime. one was nine years on the job. we don't know how deep the activity was. but after seizing street drugs in our facilities and cell phones we knew we needed assistance. >> reporter: official say inmate with an unmonitored cell phone is a security risk. >> they can use them to transfer messages. they can use them to intimidate witnesses. they can use them to further criminal enterprises. >> reporter: prison commissioner says we've seen what crooked insider which is. to. >> the recent escape of convicted murderers richard matt and david sweat in new york state is a prime example of the degree of danger corrupt corrections employees present. >> reporter: in response the officers union reminds us they're innocent until proven guilty also blaming quote the city's archaic residency requirement which forces the brave men and women to live in the same neighborhoods as the criminals facing pressure and threats from family members of inmates asking is it really surprising that the prisons have a problem with contraband? >> we can tell you it doesn't appear at this point corrections

officers were involved were working together in any way. they are being given time at this point to turn themselves in. meanwhile the eighty six they are is promising to keep up the pressure on any corrupt guards that still could be out l lucy. >> brad. someone has been stealing tires and rims right off car at two dealerships in bucks county. police just released this surveillance video of a man they want to talk to. on friday a car lot on bustleton pike in feasterville had nearly $10,000 in tires and rims stol stolen. the day before another dealership on lincoln highway in falls township had six wheels taken. police are looking into whether the thefts are related. a philadelphia woman will face live in prison for her role in the so-called tacony dungeon case. today 55-year-old linda wes tin pleaded guilty to holding disable adults in a squallerred basement over 10 year period. prosecutors say it was all part of horrible scheme where she and three family members stole the victim's social security and disability benefits.

investigators uncovered the trail of terror in 2011 finding four abused people inside the basement of the tacony building. police say two others died in her care in 2005 and 2008. she has agreed to life in prison plus an additional 80 years sentence. new details tonight about a fiery plain crash in massachusetts last year that killed a philadelphia newspaper co owner and sick other people. transportation safety officials say crew members faileed to a free -- a pre flight check. investigators also found that the pilots left the wing flaps locked in place essentially keeping the aircraft parked on the ground. the pilots still tried taking off but didn't realize their mistake until it was too late. that jet went off the runway crashing into a ravine and bursting into flames. everyone on board was killed including philadelphia inquirer coach owner lewis katz. >> good news albeit temporary for 200 teachers in the chester upland school dice trick. a judge has ordered the state to

fun the through the end of september. as bruce gordon reports big problems remain unsolved. >> reporter: it wasn't the end of the day that had teachers and staff at chester upland schools cheering, but the beginning. for veterans like marquis is a bell -- >> great news. >> reporter: 200 teachers voted last week to begin the school years despite uncertainty over this cash strapped district could pay them. wednesday morning checks were waiting when they arrived for work. >> yes! i can pay my bills. i'm excited. report. >> we made the decision to show up, um, not knowing when we will get paid but when we wake up pay day and it's there, of course, everyone is excited and relieved. >> reporter: this water second time in four years teachers in the district went to school unsure of whether they'd be paid. now, as in 2012, a last minute reprieve put paychecks in hasn't. >> the teacher we have definitely veteran teachers and they've been hanging in there

since the state has been running this district. so i commend them. >> reporter: district officials spent the morning in a media courtroom squabble link with the state department of education over what else, funding. the teacher paychecks do nothing to fix a broken funding formula that has parents fuming. >> to continue to paid aid the school district does not get the school district out of deficit. >> reporter: teachers like bell keep coming back day after day with few promises but lots of hope. >> we're dedicated to our children. our children need us, and without us, we don't know where they would would be. >> reporter: the judge's ruling that provided the funding for teachers salaries did not include $8 million in requests for vendor funding. these are folks who provide goods and services that keep these schools running on a daily basis. so the teachers have gotten their money but not everyone has been paid. the district's troubles contin continue. in chester, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. ♪ a couple of young boys out fishing for the afternoon real in a dangerous catch.

security guard steps in just in time. what they pulled out of the water that guard says would have turned deadly and -- drive safe. a driver goes off on a deputy after getting pulled over. what set her off while she was sitting there on the side of the road. >> and vandals targeting little girls? leaving messages so vulgar we can't even show you on tv. why parents now say they don't know who to trust. a pennsylvania barber facing a hefty fine. who he turned away that could now cost him hundreds of dollars. >> take a look who moved into the neighborhood that has south philly buzzing to night. the neighborhood that has south philly buzzing to night. looks like bambi to

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♪ philadelphia police are hoping somebody recognizes this man. they say he robbed a pope deli in olney on august 25th. now investigators say he ordered some food, came back about their minutes later to pick it up but instead of leaving with the food police say he pulled a gun then left the cash -- then left with cash from the register. if you know who he is, you know what to do, just give police a call. a new neighbor pops up in a south philadelphia neighborhood and it has some folks doing a real double take. >> yes. what their eyes did not see a photo captured. a picture of a deer roaming the streets. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in south philly much chris, it goes without saying a deer in the neighborhood is a rare site. >> reporter: yeah, guys, dear sightings in pennsylvania, even parts of the city not that uncommon. but one galloping down the middle of ritner street in south

philadelphia? well that caught people's attention. >> we looked and it went that way. >> reporter: bill do could not believe his eyes. >> you only see stuff like that up at the mountains. >> reporter: south philly is buzzing over bambi. >> don't make no sense. kind of crazy. >> reporter: these pictures showing wild dear wandering south philly flooded social media. >> from the corner of my eye it looked like a great dane. >> oh, my gosh, it's a dog. it literally ran right by. that's not dog. that's a deer. >> reporter: it was first spot the on ninth ritner, then on oregon avenue, then again on porter street. >> that's bizarre of the leaving in south philly, a deer n blew my mine. i mean i was hike in shock. >> reporter: witnesses tell us the deer's mouth was bleeding and may have been hit by a car. then it strolled right by ida cologne' house. >> i said a dear! >> reporter: police were called and gave chase eventually witnesses tell us officers from the third district coralled the deer and brought him back to fdr park.

>> very strange. >> reporter: never saw a deer on the seats of south -- streets of south philly. >> no. >> reporter: animal control experts tell us dear have been known to make it into urban area but not his urban. >> it was galloping along the sidewalk like it was nothing. >> reporter: what were you thinking? >> it blew my mind. >> reporter: it blew a lot people's minds. now it may not be over yet. another resident told me a couple hours ago she saw another deer in this very neighborhood this morning. the city says if you do come across one of these dear, please call animal care and control immediately. lucy? >> chris, i'll tell was i got tweet from a guy saying he saw two just under 95 in the neighbor there. you go. something is going on out there. >> reporter: it's happening. all right, chris taken straight from children just as school started, thousands of dollars in electronics ton night philadelphia police are looking for the man behind these school -- the school burglary that had students staying home the very next day. surveillance cameras rolling

early monday morning as this man left the saint martin of torres school in somerdale. in those bags he's carrying about $5,000 worth of laptops and computer equipment. police say he got in through a window, ransacked classrooms and grabbed the electronic. >> as soon as i saw the bag in the middle of the hallway i thought i might have scared somebody and they might still be in the building so i high tailed it out and called 911. >> police say he also cut power lines to the school's fire alarm system. forcing school officials to cancel classes the next day. if you recognize him, philadelphia police want to very much like to hear from you. two weeks ago a playground in a west philadelphia neighborhood was the scene of a shooting. three people hurt including a 10-year-old little girl hit by stray bullet right in the middle of the day. fox 29 weekend anchor karen hepp was at that playground but what she found there may also make you very angry for different reasons. >> reporter: no parent would want their kids to play here at claiborne lewis park the way we

found it two week ago. forget the trash, broken fenc fencing, jagged glass and tiles you can twist an ankle inform the back corner appears to be a sex for drug exchange littered with condom wrappers, baggies, spoons, blunt materials and burn marks. the really upsetting part, feces smeared all down this slide. >> i want to see it cleaned up and the kids be able to be free to go down to the play ground. >> reporter: it was actually named for the pastor's brother john lewis. he and claiborne were local boys who died in vietnam. >> when i drive by i just see a whole bunch of people sitting in the playground the thing that puzzles me it's pitch dark down there. >> reporter: they're not kids sitting in the playground, are they. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: it's grown ups who don't care who officials say are part of the problem. parks crew say as far as they clean up it's trashed again. we first inn inspected the park because an innocent 10-year-old girl was shot playing here at noontime two weeks ago much she since recovered. is the park any better? >> that's still there. >> reporter: still feces

residue. still baggies. condom wrappers plus obscene graffiti with pictures for the reading impaired. the only person using the equipment this smoker even though the signs tell you not to. we called parks officials who quickly came out and vowed action. >> there's glass here. >> yup. >> that's not -- >> i guarantee you we'll have this cleaned by tomorrow. i guarantee it. >> reporter: city vows to have all of this cleaned up as soon as tomorrow. we'll stay on top of this story and bring you the results and show what does happen. really good news out here. all of this old tile where there's so much trash that's broken up and a kid can easily twist their foot that's scheduled to be replaced and should be in certainly in time for next spring. i'm karen hepp, fox 29 news. rescued and safe tonight this 16 week old puppy is now okay. the delaware county spca says someone abandoned the puppy in a dufflebag in chester. the folks there have named her duffy and she is very very sick. they're treating the little girl

for heat stroke and parvo virus. spca says she's in critical condition but they're keeping watch of her 24 hours. >> fingers crossed. >> the mug shot you can't turn away from. what police say customer caught this guy doing in burger king that landed him in handcuffs. >> drivers terrified to hit the road in one major city. what is flying at cars bursting through windows and windshields. we all know about what the pope will be doing when he's here in philadelphia but where will he be staying. >> one of the most important catholic institutions in the country. >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. good evening, everybody. a new project on i-95 during the midday and the overnight. they're closing the ramps from north 95 to head north on 476. everybody coming from delco trying to go north on the blue route you'll have to go to ridley and flip that u-turn laverne to come south on 95 in order to gain access to the blue route. your penn -- patco train was a

little late this morning? it may be you. new schedule started this week so make sure you have one for tomorrow morning's rush hour. could be a wet ride all day tomorrow. what you need to know before you get on the go. we'll see you bright and early

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>> jaw dropping traffic stop making national headline much there's no chase, no gunshots. this is what happened when a florida sheriffs depth pew hands a driver a ticket. keep in mind the deputy clocked her going more than 50 miles an hour in a school zone. >> you're being cited for spee speeding. i'll explain what your options are. drive safe. >> no wonder you people get shot. you're absolutely bleep. >> thank you, ma'am. >> you're welcome. >> have a nice day. >> yeah. that's just happened. dash cam video from last week. palm beach county sheriffs office posted it to twitter and youtube shows what depth pees have to go through every day. by way that ticket $606. drivers in arizona are on edge tonight as officials search for serial shooter and reports of a possible tenth shooting this morning are not calming nerves in that area. arizona department of public safety says projectile damaged a white pickup truck near phoenix highway. right now officials are trying

to determine what the object is and whether it is related to other recent shootings on the freeway. so far 10 vehicles have been hit by objects in the last 10 days. four of those are confirmed gunshots. no one has been seriously hurt but police are increasing patrols hoping to prevent any further incidents. a fishing trip for three young boys very quickly turns into what could have been a dangerous situation. >> all because of what one snagged on his line. take a look. obviously clearly no fish. that's a loaded handgun loaded two clips, three dozen bullets they were all inside of a plastic bag one of the boys reeled in near a tampa, florida, apartment complex. security guard just happened to be driving by and saw the whole thing. >> it could have wept off. the hammer was cocked. >> all would it take is is a simple hit up against the bank or something and that gun could have gone off. >> thank goodness it didn't. the guard took the gun and ammo

to his office and called the local sheriffs office. depth tease are investigating whether they were used in any crimes. armed men in mass burst noose a popular local bar demanding cash. even forcing one woman to the ground at gun point. the terrifying threat to the bartender. vandals targeting little girls leaving messages so vulgar we can't even show them to you on tv. why parents now say they don't know who to trust. scott you got a lot to talk about. >> that's right. some rain welcomed rain will be moving in. new w

>> right now at 10:30, rain is on the way. a live look at radar showing the system is moving in tonight and it's going to make for a wet day tomorrow. scott williams is tracking how much rain you'll see and what's behind this system that's still ahead. >> developing tonight the search for a pair of armed robbers in north philadelphia. surveillance cameras caught these maske masked men in the a. they're target a popular drinking spot coming off very busy holiday weekend. investigators are working to track down the men responsible. dave schratwieser spoke to the

bar's manager who says the robbery left his employees simply traumatized. >> he come here because he feel safe here. >> reporter: the 32n 32nd street pub is a well-known spot to have a beer on allegheny avenue. it's been open for over 30 year. early monday morning these gun toting bandits invaded the bar as it was closing terrifying employees. >> frightful to see that people just come in with guns and take what you work hard for. >> reporter: robbery was caught on tape as the gunmen threaten the bartender saying don't do anything or i'll blow your head off. >> they were frightened. my night manager did what he needed to do to get the guys out of here without anyone getting hurt. >> they seem to probably have been used to this type of behavior and done this numerous times before. >> reporter: the gunmen emptied the catch register. the bartender was taken to rear office where more money was stolen. >> terrified, scared to come

back to work. >> reporter: investigators say the suspects are armed and dangerous. they're hoping the public will take a look at the surveillance video and call police. >> they may very well know these individuals by some of the clothing they're wearing. >> got their face kind of clear on the video. hopefully someone will see the video and recognize who these guys are turn them in. >> reporter: the robbers got away with a large sum of cash, police are now trying to determine if they've been involved in any other crimes. you want to get another look at that surveillance video, you can go to our web fight site at fox 29.com. if you recognize those guys, you can call southwest detectives. dave schratwieser fox 29 news. tragedy for georgia family as a man dies in a freak accident right in front of his seven grandchildren. on monday night, donald wayne smith was driving a lawnmower and pulling a trailer with his grandchildren inside. police say smith lost control going down steep hill. the mower and the trailer both overturned killing smith. patricia smith says she and the family are just numb from her

husband's death. (inaudible). >> six of the seven grandchildren went to the hospital. one of them suffered a concussion and a skull fracture. another had a sprained ankle. doctors do expect all of them to be okay. second chance at life tonight for this seal found on a south jersey beach on valentine's day. some folks on the beach discover the little guy in monmouth county. he had lacerations on his neck and he had puncture wounds on his back. the seal is partially paralyzed can't use his flipper. the team at the marine mammal stranding center nursed the seal back to health and he'll now live at a virginia aquarium. that's nice. >> aww. on your radar tonight, after beating our sixth heat wave we're looking at much needed rain. scott. >> we really need the rainfall. take look at the latest drought monitor. the new one will come out tomorrow. most of the area in particular

south jersey abnormally dry. so we're talking several inches bow where we should be for this time of year. take a look at the numbers here. it was 90 monday. 94 degrees yesterday. 93 degrees today. 1 degree away from a record making it the sixth heat wave of the year. but some heat relief is on the way and also some beneficial rains. 80 degrees right now in millville. 77 in trenton. we're looking at 80 in pottsto pottstown. upper 60s the cool spot right now in the pocono mountains. so mostly cloudy skies tomorrow, grab an umbrella. we're looking at light showers around to start the day it look like the heaviest of the rainfall will hold off until tomorrow afternoon and evening. ultimate doppler right now showing few areas experiencing some rain but take look as we scan the view. here's the system out to the west. that will continue to head in our direction during the overnight as well as tomorrow with that front. it will bring the clouds, the showers and eventually some cooler temperatures.

so overnight here's 2am we're looking at a few scattered showers across the area. then by 8:00 a.m., it's mostly cloudy. just a few areas of some light showers once again that heavier rain will hold off until the afternoon. here's 2:00 o'clock. we're looking at some of the heavier rain moving up with the orange, the yellow as well as the red. by 4:00 in the afternoon we're still looking at that heavy band moving in from the west. so for your thursday afternoon and evening commute, it's going to be kind of wet, dodging those puddles and downpours across the area. here's 8:00 o'clock tomorrow. then by 10:00 o'clock still looking at some leftover showers then most of the action gets out of here as we move toward your friday with that cooler air moving in temperatures dropping into the 50s. but take a look some of the mow potential totals here. talking over 2-inch along the i-95 corridor, some locations could easily exceed 3-inches. you can see pottstown, painting even four, 4.5-inches for the trenton area. so here's the bottom line on average one to 2-inches. the heaviest of the rain

arriving tomorrow afternoon and evening. but watch out for ponding as well as run off. seven day forecast shows cooler conditions, 84 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. drying out for friday. low 80s. parly sunny on your saturday. maybe a disturbance will bring a few more showers on sunday. upper 70s and staying kind of dry and comfortable as we move toward early next week. so getting rid of the 90s and kind of getting a little bit of a fall preview over the next seven days. how about that. >> sounds good. >> sounds great. i'll break out my rain boots. i've been waiting to do that. thanks, scott. >> might as well. the mug shot you just can't turn away. what police say customers caught this guy doing in burger king that landed him in handcuffs. >> pennsylvania barber facing a hefty fine. who he turned away that could now cost him hundreds of dollars. >> plus, what many have been waiting for for months. the brand new products that apple just announced and when you can get your hands on them. >> iain has been waiting. ♪

♪ mug shot expected to go viral. 33-year-old jefferson king arrested late last week accused of of exposing himself and side a florida burger king. woman says she confronted him and claims he admitted to some lewd behavior. police showed up arrested king on indecent exposure charges and he posted bond a few days later. n your money tonight apple unveiling its new line of products. there's the iphone 6s and 6s plus. they're also apple tv and i watch update to that. but apple ceo tim cook also showing off the new i-pad pro. it measures just under 13-inches, comes with front and rear cameras and two speakers at the top and bottom of the device much the new i-pad will be available in november. the star of the show with a starting price of 800 bucks. >> just a couple of weeks until the pope's visit now is your

chance to make sure you have something to remember him by. aramark opened up pop up shop this week in center city at 11th and market. you can grab a pope doll, t-shirts, rosaries, prayer cards and naming a few of the thing. the shop staying open through the pope's visit. a pennsylvania barber fined over a haircut. >> more specifically for refus refusing to give one to a customer. the barber in washington just outside of pittsburgh says it doesn't just give men haircut. the owner says it's a place for guys to relax with a cocktail or beer but now he's facing legal action from the state's bureau of professional and occupational affairs. he did not know that he had to provide service to both men and women. >> paper work started showing up and i'm like oh, my god. i didn't really consider it a discrimination thing so much it's a barbershop, you know. >> he says he'll respect the law and pay the $750 fine. this guy is on a mission

using a sledgehammer to bust into a convenience store. not so convenient though. he came up short. what even his sledgehammer couldn't break. plus vandals targeting little girls leaving messages so vulgar we can't even show you on television. vulgar we can't even show you on television. why parents

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♪ not even a sledgehammer could get the job done for his would be robber in atlanta. depth tease there say this man used the hammer to break into a gas station and then he tried to get money from the atm with it, but came up short. after several unsuccessful attempts to get the cash the guy takes off and, well, he's still on the run tonight. vandals have been hitting one community leaving behind messages so terrible we had to blur them out. what's worse they're targeting little girls. >> fox's dave spencer talk to families near detroit afraid to let their children outside. >> been here 14 years, and nothing like this. >> reporter: images are disturbing. so profane and vulgar that we can't show them on tv. so imagine if these sexually suggestive images and sentences were directed at your own elementary school aged daughter. >> it's a message to me, you know, i want to do this to your

daughter. >> reporter: at first glance it's possible to see how some could dismiss this vandalism as just a prank. >> guy that does that to little girls is horrible. >> reporter: when neighbors in the georgetown place co-op started talking they started to see a pattern emerge. >> teenager spends his time going to each house and they know where little girls live. >> reporter: neighbors fine most disturbing these acts appear to be not random. they seem to be targeted towards homes with little girls and that's what makes everyone on edge about talking with even neighbor who's they've communicated with for years. >> now like every single porch it's where little girls live ages five to 10. >> reporter: police reports have been filed. and mary chief of taylor police department tells fox she herself is disturbed as a parent adding taylor police are treating this as high priority case. asking anyone with information to come forward. but some of the damage can't be undone. >> i'm concerned.

it's my five-year-old now i'm looking at everyone as a suspe suspect. >> nobody wants their kids to go out. you know, i just got comfortable sending my two grandsons out to the park and now forget it. >> not ready to have a sex talk with five-year-old or nine year old. >> reporter: neighbors and police stand determined to get some of that back through justice for whomever is responsible n taylor, dave spencer, fox news. the first day of school went just fine for a sick-year-old girl from st. paul, minnesota and were you a dozen of her classmates. that is until they got on the schoolbus to go home. peyton love and 14 other students ended up on the wrong bus and the driver unfamiliar wither route could be fine their stops. the school district says to add to the trouble, the two way radio on the bus wasn't working. dozens other children were dropped off as patron waited patiently. her mom was calling everyone from the principal to police.

>> call me back so i call them back. did we have any insight on where my child is? and the guy is like, well i give up on the situation. i was like what do you mean i give up? >> really? peyton finally arrived home just after 7:00 at night. the district says total of 125 students were delayed. the pope's visit to philadelphia right around the corner. we've been talk ago lot about what he'll be doing doing his visit but not very much about where he'll be staying and that will happen at one of the most important catholic institutions in our nation. fox 29's dave kinchen gives us a look at his accommodations. >> reporter: it's the oldest catholic institution of higher learning for those in our region looking to join the priesthood. and later this month, it will be headquarters for pope francis to rest his head while visiting philadelphia. you can bet the saint charles borromeo seminary is ready. >> the seminary would not be

particularly lavish accommodations by any means. it's very practical and we certainly will do our best to accommodate the holy father's expectations and make it a comfortable stay for him. >> reporter: seminary was founded in the 1830s by francis kendrick the first bishop of philadelphia. it has seen great expansion throughout the generations all the while serving as a four-year educational and spiritual home for aspiring priests. its current leader bishop timothy senior found hits calling here too. >> as a young man i felt all of a sudden connected to the universal mission of the church as worldwide institute with a worldwide mission. >> reporter: there's a a big reason for that. you see bishop senior was studying here back in 1979 when of the row was made here. in the form of a visit from pope john paul ii. it was trance zenning. >> i felt deep within my heart a calling.

a strengthening to the vocation that i had already started to experience that's why i was in the seminary. but i felt that affirmed, somehow i was where i belonge b. just very filled with zeal and eager to recommit myself to what i was about as seminarian and time proven as a priest for 30 years. >> reporter: and now 36 years later, bishop timothy is set to witness another papal visit. >> i never would have imagined that i would be an auxiliary bishop at philadelphia, director of saint charles borromeo seminary and have the opportunity to welcome pope francis. >> it's a sense of awe and god's providence and but also excitement. this opportunity to really be all that it can be for the seminarians who we have the great joy of serving here at saint charles but beyond that for the church in philadelphia and for the whole community. >> so much history here at saint

charles and history will be made again when the holy father pope francis meets with the visiting bishops in town for the world meeting of families and leads them in a mass that takes place in a chapel just beyond these doors. ♪ >> reporter: the saint martin chapel will be a place for prayer, fellowship and reflection for conference leaders and perhaps frank discussion, too. >> i would like them to speak about those qualities that they should be seeking for themselves humanly, spiritually, intellectually and pastorally. those quality that is they should be developing in order to be an effective priest. ♪ >> reporter: of course, much of the specific discussions led by pope francis will remain within these historic walls. but the bishop says the impact will be felt throughout the world meeting of families and for many years i don't know. >> i believe his person and example and witness of all he will be doing throughout his tour in the united states and as he has been doing since he was

elected pope, you know, is will be something for them to watch and see. ♪ >> reporter: dave kinchen fox 29 news. seminarians have got to be thrilled. >> pretty exciting. well, interesting phillies game tonight, howard. >> i don't know to who. but it was interesting at the phillies game. game flit literally for the dogs tonight. yeah, the four legged pups were in the park. and the eagles are getting closer to a season of tremendous anticipation. quarterback, hear from sam bradford and chip

♪ the eagles getting closer to the real start of the season and it's the real start for a new era of eagles football at quarterback. sam bradford will be playing in his first regular season game and close two seasons after two knee injuries now he has been totally jr. free in training camp. monday night's game is that the last step in his rehab? >> i guess you can look at it as it's the last step, you know, getting out there and playing a

full game but in my opinion we've already hit the last step. i think i'm ready to play. >> then you have chip kelly being chip with not one of the best questions really that he thought of on how interested he is in seeing sam bradford for a full game. >> not very. not big deal. we're eager to go play it's not about watching one guy play. am i good tower to see sam play as opposed to demarco or anybody else that's new or byron mack well. we're excited to play in game. >> sunday line up looks like this. fox 29 "game day live" starts at a new time this season. with you for a full hour starting at 10am. fox nfl sunday follows at 11:00. packers and bears at 1:00. complete coverage from week one including analysis from jon runyan and that will be on sports sunday. sat sad news for phillies fans tonight. they have been mathematically eliminated from the playoffs with another mets win. they lost. they didn't do anything really

got excited about. game literally went to the dogs. let's go to the ballpark. it was bark at the park night. so nice. that was the highlight. look at all those little dog geese. that's good. what you don't want to see is ryan howard these days. ryan howard talk about a struggle. he is zero for 29. zero for 21 in september. the phillies lose to the braves eight-one. a amazing mets come from behind again. to washington, two-two game against the washington nationals. hits a two-run homer. the mets beat the nationals again leave the did you -- lead the division by seven. they sweep the series five five-three. for people that have trouble doing two things at once, check this out. all right. it's the rubik's cube but he's kick ago soccer ball. solves the rubik's cube while he's kicking the soccer ball. it's hard enough to do the rubik

cube. >> yeah. >> but let alone kick the soccer ball and he solve the rubik's cube. >> probably chewing gum at the same time. >> he probably was chewing gum. >> powerball lottery. did you get your ticket? no.

live from philadelphia. this is fox 29 morning news. >> prison safety depends on prison guards act withing honesty and integrity. >> an fbi sting exposes corruption in the prison system. what the us attorney says six guards were doing illegally from several city prisons. good morning, steve keeley. >> reporter: i can gave you a weather report. it is starting to pour outside. seeing lightning. i guess we can call it holy water since we're once again for day three in a row on the pope store way lot of updates on that. >> good morning, well, a special thank you for teachers in the chester upland school district. coming up how one group is showing it support, chris. sabina, thank you, coming out to play, cute creature that has people talking, where it came from, where it may have